Where do you draw the line? You support some parent’s rights when it suits, but not others. The examples you give cause measurable damage to the child, with other things, it is harder to qualify.
The problems with this type of law is in the vague, broad language, which means it doesn’t just target the obviously lewd and obscene things, but anything that could be construed as such. That plus the penalties are enough to completely shut down free expression.
In an event open to children:
Should a person expose him/herself?
No.
Should they shove their sexual anatomy even clothed in children’s faces?
No.
Should exagerrated fake phallus’ be shown in an open to all event?
No.
But beyond the obvious…can a man even walk around dressed as a sexy woman? Can a gay pride parade or drag show be family friendly? Maybe that is where the parents have a say regarding their own kids.
There is also
a bit of an inconsistent standard to insist this is ok for public viewing…
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but this is not…
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